Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-26

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houses by new coat OF paint.
Wm. Blackford is busily engaged
making the excavation for the base
ment Of the new school house.
4 delightful shower of rain visited
these parts on Monday. Vegetation
has been greatly benefited by the
same.
The sound Of the new mill whistle
was heard on Thursday last. 1t will be
but short time before the mill will be
i'll full blast.
The prudent man avoids all chances.
This is why the prudent farmer or team
ster when buying a wagon invariably
gets ''Studebaker."
In 1852 the Studebaker Brothers made
| for their seasons trade two wagons!
Last year their manufacture was twen-
ty-live thousand vehicles.
Editor Menzies is this week celebrat-
ing the fifth birthday of the Brockway
Centre EXPOSITOR. Jim has good
property.-Pt. Huron Tribune.
II you want to attend the best ball
You ever attended don't fail to attend
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evening, May 27. Bill only $1.OO.
Work has been commenced at this
point on the new telephone line from
Saginaw to this place. Twill be but a
short time before it is completed.
Daniel McNIartin and wife, who have
lived in this village for some time past,
took their departure for Oregon on
Monday where they will take up land.
We make our own thimble-skeins of
the best Lake Superior charcoal iron.
and their durability is accordingly far
greater than the skeln in common use.
Why do not the village authorities
attend to having the sidewalk which
was burned i'll the last fire replaced by
new one? The way it is now there is
danger of some Que getting injured.
Rev. Samuel Riley, President of the
Michigan District, Nj. u. church, will
occupy the pulpit in the church here
Sunday morning next at usual hour. y
mistake was made i'll last issue in re-
gard to the date.
One reason for the grand success of
the Studebaker Brothers in the manu-
facture of their celebrated wagon is.
that they are themselves practical
wagon makers. and closely supervise
the construction of all their goods.
The Brockway Centre EXPOsIToR
has entered upon its sixth year, and
gives evidence of prosperity. j. a.
Menzies, the publisher, is giving Brock
way an excellent paper and he is deser-
wing of a liberal patronage.-Pt. Huron
Sunday Herald.
Cyrus Robinson's ice cream coat takes
the cake. We hear a good many of the
boys remark that they would like one
just like it. The shape Of it is not so
bad but it is the color that takes their
eyes. If Cyrus only had white tile he
would be complete. We expect to be
out of town the rest of the week.
FOUR LIVES SAVED.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup relieved four
of my children of a most alarming at
tack of Whooping Cough from which
their throats and necks became so SwOl-
len as to prevent them from swallow
ing. Nothing would give them even
temporary relief, until this Syrup was
tried. One bottle in one night, saved
their lives, | verify believe.
GEO. w. EARHART, Captain of Police,
Baltimore Nd.
w. +. Ballentine, of the Commercial
House on Huron avenue, has recently
made important improvements i'll his
hotel. He has renovated the house
throughout. added handsome paper to
the walls and ceilings, laid new carpets
and put III new furniture. The parlor
has been removed to the second floor
in order to give more dinning room
space and the Commercial now has q
lagre and CHEEKY dining hall Land
lord Ballentine is enterprising and he
is meeting with success.-Pt. Huron
Sunday Herald.
Among the many sound reasons why
you will find it most to your advantage
to buy the Studebaker wagon are these:
Because the timber of which they are
made is sound as adollar, and has been
years in seasoning under sheds; because
the iron used is the best that can be
purchased, and is wrought for its i'll
tended purpose by thoroughly skilled
mechanics; because the boxes of the
wheels are pressed into the hubs by hy-
draulic pressure and will never loosen
as is so often the case when wedged in
| because the spokeS are slope shoulder
ed and are driven into the hubs by
powerful steam spoke-driver, making a
union of the parts like weld of iron;
and because the general voice tells the
story,-the Studebaker wagon in detail
or as whole is the best.
The following items we clip from the
Port Huron Daily Times
Ray Harris and Burt Dullic went
sailing on Sunday. When near the
Sarnia elevator the boat capsized throw
ing Duflie and Harris in the water.
They were rescued. but their Sunday
clothes were spoiled"
"On Sunday morning w. l.. Ellis,
who is employed by McMorran & Co.,
entered the mill with the intention of
repai ring some machinery. ITenoticed
that the office was crowded with men
and stepped to the door to see what was
the matter. and was met by M. Matzen
and III. Brown, who made appropriate
speeches and presented him with a
beautiful gold-headed cane i'm behalf of
the employees of the firm. After Mr..
Ellis had recovered from the effects of
this happy surprise he made a little
speech, thanking them for their kind
ness. Mr.. Ellis leaves some time this
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